National Geographic Channel Two years and $31 million went into the construction of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort's state-of-the-art sky tram. Tonight, hear the story of crews battling 75mph winds, freezing temperatures, and record-breaking snowfalls to complete the project.
National Geographic Channel In Nogales, Arizona, U.S. Customs and Border Protection teams fight to stop drug smugglers, human traffickers, and illegal immigrants from entering the United States. Premieres Jan 10
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National Geographic Channel This Week on Nat Geo: Series Premiere of Border Wars, Inside the Vietnam War, new DogTown and Dog Whisperer, and Inside Cocaine Submarines.
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How do you protect a 2,000 mile-long line in the sand? Border Patrol officers and agents in Nogales, Arizona discover a secret stash of money heading into Mexico, race to save a group of illegal immigrants ...
National Geographic Channel Food, sex, drugs, fat...Here's a sneak peek at the new season of Taboo. The New Season Premieres January 17
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National Geographic Channel This week on Nat Geo, we kick off Dog Whisperer Week with an all new episode in a new locale: Australia. Then, spend a year behind bars, explore the sea floor, and visit extraterrestrial planets.
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National Geographic Channel Christmas Eve sparkles with a night of giant crystals, gold, and diamonds. It starts at 8P et/pt with a trip to Mexico to a superheated cave full of 30-foot crystals. Then, the secret history of gold and diamonds.
National Geographic Channel In modern industries, super slow-motion cameras are being used to test weapons, scrutinize the performance of NASCAR pit crews, and even analyze the production of beer.
National Geographic Channel PHOTO CONTEST: Nat Geo's Ultimate Nature DVD Collection features 10 of our finest nature/wildlife films. You can win a copy by entering your best photo of the natural world. Post a photo to our wall- it will go directly to the Fan Photos album. The contest ends at 11:59P ET on Thursday, Dec 24.
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Submit your best nature shot and you could win!
National Geographic Channel With over 400 breeds (and counting), the dog is the most diverse species on the planet in terms of size and behavior. Tonight, Explorer examines the science of dogs.
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Cave paintings in France's Lascaux region were long believed to be simple drawings by cavemen, but
new science suggests there is more to them than meets the eye. Were
prehistoric humans were capable of in-depth scientific knowledge?
National Geographic Channel Mary Magdalene's story is largely left out of the Bible, but several lost gospels paint a controversial new picture of this mysterious woman, placing her at the center of the formation of a new faith.
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National Geographic Channel We know the stories of Jesus' childhood and as a preacher in his thirties, but what about his teens and twenties? Tonight, Nat Geo explores what his hard reality may have been, living as a Jew under Roman rule in first century Nazareth.
National Geographic Channel A raging drug war has turned Phoenix, AZ into the second kidnapping capitol of the world. Nat Geo's Lisa Ling embeds with the Phoenix Police to investigate the dangers of Narco State. Tonight, during the show, Lisa will be online answering questions. http://www.natgeotv.com/lisa
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Be sure to log on to natgeotv.com/lisa to join the conversation with Lisa Ling. Tonight at 8P et/pt (US)
National Geographic Channel No-one said being a lioness was easy. First, all male cats' genitals are barbed with over 100 tiny hooks, and second, they must continue to hunt while pregnant.
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Go inside the womb of cats and lions to see how these creatures develop...Tonight at 10P et/pt (US)
National Geographic Channel Italy's Mt. Vesuvius has an infamous history of catastrophic eruptions. Today, millions of people in Naples live a mere 5 miles away. Now, scientists attempt to predict when this ticking time bomb will erupt again. Failure to do so could be devastating.
